This is the pattern to accompany the 2023 Folkestone Harbour Yarn Naturally Dyed Advent Calendar.

Mystery Mini Skein Advent Mini Shawl Knit-A-Long.

Named ‘Arrowhead’ as the triangle shapes resemble flint arrowheads often found as evidence of ancient settlements

This bunting is inspired by artist Rana Begum’s beach huts, designed for Folkestone Art Triennial 2021.

A simple but colourful baby blanket with a blossom motif worked into the decorative edging. This pattern would work just as well in monochrome or a colour changing gradient yarn. UK crochet terms used throughout

In the language of flowers, Cornflowers represent hope for the future (and riches!), Coreopsis means cheerfulness, Gerberas mean happiness and Daisies show attachment and love. I can’t promise that wearing this scarf will bring you all of these things, but it’s something to aim for in these uncertain times. Its also good to have a pop of bright...

Named ‘Carapace’ for its resemblance to the patterns on a Tortoise’s upper shell, this 2 colour DK hat makes a great project for someone who feels they ‘have the basics down’ and wish to move on to something that combines many of their new skills in one pattern. Experienced knitters will find it to be a

This is the free pattern that comes with Folkestone Harbour Yarn’s Christmas Yarn Baubles 2020. A knit version is also available.

Folklore is the first pattern written specifically for Folkestone Harbour Yarn’s range of naturally dyed yarns. It is designed to show off the wide variety of colours that can be achieved using natural products and highlight the way in which all the shades produced using these age old techniques sit together harmoniously.

This pattern is written using U.K. Crochet terms.

The ‘Hi Vis’ socks have been designed for Folkestone Harbour Yarn’s ‘The Day The World Turned Day-Glo’ merino blend sock yarn mini skein set, to make full advantage of the brightness of the yarns (which have been dyed using genuinely fluorescent yarns – they will glow under U.V./Black light!).

This is the free pattern that comes with Folkestone Harbour Yarn’s Christmas Yarn Baubles 2020. A Crochet version is also available.

A FREE Knitted Pumpkin pattern for Halloween 2022.

This decoration is knitted in one flat piece before being embroidered, sewn up the side seams and finished with crochet contrast edging and a wire ‘clothes hanger’.

This decoration is made in one flat piece before being embroidered, sewn up the side seams and finished with contrast edging and a wire ‘clothes hanger’.

This Moomin Valley sock pattern is my tribute to the magic of Tove Jansson’s wonderful illustrations.

This is a very simple snood/cowl which uses only one 50g skein of Folkestone Harbour Yarn’s hand dyed Aran pure wool (79m per skein) to make.

This is a very simple snood/cowl which uses only one 50g skein of Folkestone Harbour Yarn’s hand dyed Super Chunky pure wool (50m per skein) to make.

A fun, colourful knit for lovers of stationery and art supplies or for people who appreciate a good rainbow gradient in their knits! This scarf is knitted back and forth using straightforward knit and purl stitches with intarsia technique colour changes.

These simple gloves are knitted flat and then sewn up the side to finish. Phoebe’s pattern has made glove knitting easy for knitters with experience of basic knit techniques who may not feel ready to approach knitting in the round on double pointed needles.

The ‘Queen of the Mob’ sock pattern is inspired by Suffragette Icon, Dame Christabel Pankhurst.

Named for the rhyme that helped Farmers prepare for the next days weather, this pretty crochet lace shawl will keep you warm whether you are taking a sunrise or sunset stroll! It also makes a pretty wrap for cooler summer evenings

This is a simple pattern which uses one skein of Folkestone Harbour Yarn Hand dyed Aran, 50g/79m.

This is a simple pattern which uses one skein of Folkestone Harbour Yarn Hand dyed Super Chunky 50g/50m.

Trysail is a simple scarf, suitable for a beginner or someone looking for an easy and relaxing knit to do whilst watching TV. Named for the small traditional triangular mainsail used by sailboats in high winds, this scarf will keep your neck and shoulders warm on windy beach walks and cold winter days.

These socks celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community with 17 multi-sized and customisable hand knitting patterns which are each inspired by different Pride flags.

The Westerly is a simple hat, suitable for a beginner or someone looking for an easy and relaxing knit to do whilst watching TV. Named for the winds that regularly batter the Folkestone coastline, this soft and chunky hat will keep your head and ears warm on beach walks and winter days.